Bad DC offset on my PC-4002m.

frisouille

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Hello Friends,
I'm actually recapping my pc-4002m. The in circuit board and the two main boards are finished. So when i'd check the bias (set ok) end dc offset, one channel have high offset.; The SM give 0-20mv per channel. Mine have 5.3mv on the left and 245mv on the right channel. What do you advise to check?
Thanks for your help.
 
No DC servo like many yam pro. IC chips seems doing the job. I think that for this one it's a ti NE5532P.
 
I don't have a scat. But I'd be looking at the input differential pair.
 
I have one. Lucky i am!!
 

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Thing about those n-Channel JFET is they will "work" but can be squiffy.

Basic test here:

You can build a test rig and watch this video for further insight.

Around 8:45 he shows the schematic for the test rig and connections.

Disclaimer, I haven't built this myself or put a JFET under test like this so you might want to find a sacrificial N-Channel JFET (doesn't have to be the dual JFET in your amp) to experiment on first.
 
2 questions. If one 2sk389 is out, should i have to change the two channels, cause i've see that this j-fet are matched by pair?
I have a mk-168 transistors tester, does it can hlp me for testing the j-fet?
Thanks.
 
I have a mk-168 transistors tester, does it can hlp me for testing the j-fet?
If its anything like my DCA. About all it will tell you is its a n-channel or p-channel jfet. Or if its shorted or unidentifiable component.
 
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